Ryō Kimura’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Is Actor 
Model 
Child actor 
From Japan 
Type Fashion 
Film, TV, Stage & Radio 
Gender male
Birth 28 April 1998, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
Age: 22 years

木村 遼（きむら りょう、1998年4月28日 – ）は、日本の元男性タレント。

神奈川県出身。Sugar&Spiceに所属していた。

NHK教育『天才てれびくんMAX』2008年度 – 2009年度てれび戦士として知られている。

略歴

Sugar&Spiceに所属し、芸能界デビュー。2014年8月、Sugar&Spiceを退所。

出演

バラエティ

  • 天才てれびくんMAX（2008年 – 2010年、NHK教育） – てれび戦士

テレビアニメ

  • フレンドリーアベニュー（2005年 – 2006年、テレビ東京）

CM

  • ナショナル「お掃除ロボットエアコン」 – 声のみ
  • キヤノン「PIXUS新製品出力サンプル」 – スチル

PV

  • Jackson vibe「さよならヒーロー」（2005年9月14日）

イベント

  • アディダス｢2008 Spring&Summer Key Account Presentation｣（2008年）

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